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Art of England Magazine 93 - August 2012 Back Issue

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From Boticelli to Bauhaus, this month’s Art of England is the perfect antidote to a soggy summer. We bring you light with Edvard Munch’s groundbreaking exhibition at Tate Britain; love with Jessica Zoob’s Passion at NEO Bankside; colour in the shape of Angela Wakefield’s stunning cityscapes; unfettered beauty from 500 years of Italian art at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and glory, with a wealth of artistic homages to our Olympians.
A recent broadcast on BBC breakfast revealed that 48% of adults in the UK visited an art gallery last year, reflecting the fact that come rain or shine, boom or recession, art is an interest that unites the country.
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93 - August 2012 From Boticelli to Bauhaus, this month’s Art of England is the perfect antidote to a soggy summer. We bring you light with Edvard Munch’s groundbreaking exhibition at Tate Britain; love with Jessica Zoob’s Passion at NEO Bankside; colour in the shape of Angela Wakefield’s stunning cityscapes; unfettered beauty from 500 years of Italian art at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and glory, with a wealth of artistic homages to our Olympians. A recent broadcast on BBC breakfast revealed that 48% of adults in the UK visited an art gallery last year, reflecting the fact that come rain or shine, boom or recession, art is an interest that unites the country.


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From Boticelli to Bauhaus, this month’s Art of England is the perfect antidote to a soggy summer. We bring you light with Edvard Munch’s groundbreaking exhibition at Tate Britain; love with Jessica Zoob’s Passion at NEO Bankside; colour in the shape of Angela Wakefield’s stunning cityscapes; unfettered beauty from 500 years of Italian art at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and glory, with a wealth of artistic homages to our Olympians.
A recent broadcast on BBC breakfast revealed that 48% of adults in the UK visited an art gallery last year, reflecting the fact that come rain or shine, boom or recession, art is an interest that unites the country.
read more read less
Art of England is a specialist magazine that specifically targets art buyers and dealers, artists, art galleries and those who work within, participate in or simply enjoy art.
Designed to be highly visible, readable and informative, Art of England provides information on whichever art and art events are available, topical and newsworthy each month. With great editorial diversity, articles of exceptional interest and quality written by curators, artists, gallery owners and experts in their field, Art of England provides reviews, previews and an insight into traditional and modern/abstract art from established and emerging artists, ranging from pre-Raphaelite to Young British Artists and beyond.

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